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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
3
Otsege Journal editor William M. Dietz touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the most popular remedy in Olesgo County for coughs colds and throat disease. Barber & Son’s Drug Store sells bottles 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial offer while supplies last.
Advertisement states Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Barber & Son promotes it as a safe remedy for children and adults amid a note about creditor organized clubs.
The Lawrence Journal asks readers if Harry Thaw should be convicted or acquitted in a high profile case. Readers urged to vote by mailing coupons with reasons, shaping local sentiment amid intense newspaper debate.
Washington February 29 Special ex Governor Crawford of Kansas rejects claims he promised to appoint Jehn Speer and later backed Banah G Hess. He notes no such pledge existed and recalls Hess as a veteran with Civil War service and several horses shot in battle. The article recounts political tensions and impeachment debates surrounding Hess and other figures.
A legislative summary notes the House freight bill maintains the maximum rate at zero percent reduction. The discussion covers proposed tiers and prevailing costs, potential effects on transport firms, and projected timelines for passage.
The article notes Texas experiments with prickly pear feed for cattle fed with cotton seed meal and other staples. It reports a daily gain of about 1.75 pounds per head at roughly 3 cents per pound, suggesting feasibility despite low nutritive value. The work, supported by Washington authorities, explores alcohol production from cactus and new feeding methods amid broader cattle-market preparations.
Chickasha Oklahoma February 19 six years ago R M Richards a local man was deemed a worthless ne er do well He failed to provide for his wife and urged her to seek fortune in the Klondike During a quick temper dispute she filed for divorce which was granted She later reformed and worked steadily in a hard field awaiting a final decision on the divorce current week
The passage outlines new divorce law discussions with names such as Hye f oa tet and Boyett Cates, noting local observers and ad notices. Vague references to officials and venues appear, but readable facts remain sparse and fragmentary.
A bill filed by Enright in the Kansas House would make vote buying a felony. The measure targets attempts to sway elections by offering money or other inducements in exchange for votes or influence. The text notes penalties including imprisonment for up to several years depending on the offense.
A historical note touts Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for impaired taste and smell. The product claims immediate healing when applied to nasal passages and is available from Ely Bros. or druggists for 30 cents, mailed from New York.
The Manual Training department shows renewed energy as students build and assemble items in the workshop. Boys fashion heavy maple drawers and totems while completing tasks like sawing, planing, and finishing, reflecting focused hands on effort.
A damaged notice notes a product sold by Woodward & Co as two sizes priced at 0c and 1.00. The terse OCR fragment references Errinecue links and a Mir caren Dandratt in a short promotional item.
Mason T. Harding sues J C Williamson A M Houston J Pierce and unknown heirs trustees and administrators to quiet title to the east half of the northwest quarter section 35 township 14 range 17 in Douglas County Kansas. Defendants must answer by March 26 1907 or judgment by default will be entered. Attest Henry H Asher Clerk District Court.
A fragmented ad style item touts a tonics product with dubious claims. It references medical science, life span limits, and a “Hitters” tonic guaranteed by Barber Sons druggists with a price note.
The article outlines a broad church campaign in Kansas aiming to revive activity and attendance. It notes leaders and congregations rallying in various towns including Topeka and Wichita, with emphasis on outreach, fundraising, and a major concert to support mission work.
A historical advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy for billiousness and habitual constipation. It claims to smooth stomach upset aid digestion and gently stimulate the liver and bowels without irritation and warns to avoid substitutes and to persist with the same urine.
The Baldwin Republican urges merchants to attract new farmers migrating from nearby Lawrence and Ottawa by offering goods and services locally. It argues Baldwin benefits as population shifts bring buyers, and warns that staying back will cede trade to other towns.
An advertisement certifies druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal runny nose, and prevent pneumonia, with no opiates. Genuine product in a yellow package. Barber and Son promote the brand amid assorted domestic notices.
Claimed prophetic discussion on Protta Seed and new remedies appears in a Feb issue letter. The notice promotes Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for proof of failure to cure and cites F J Cheney Co and Hall's Family Medicines as distributors.
Registration books are open with a note urging all eligible voters to confirm they are registered. Instructions mention checking statuses, dates, and locations to complete the registration process and participate in upcoming elections.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a regular aid to daily routines and liver bowel balance. Barber & Son druggists guarantee the remedy and publish a notice of appointment in a Kentucky or nearby state paper noting a February date in the local area.
Fragmented text shows a playful exchange about pennies and a dog named Tommy. It suggests a charitable or fundraising notion but lacks clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. Further readable content needed for a precise card.
An old man in Missouri claims Foley's Kidney Cure relieved his enlarged prostate after years of kidney trouble. He is 91 and says return to health after two bottles. The notice links bladder issues to age and promotes the remedy.
Bluff, Missouri businessman C G Hays extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. Barber & G on Drug Store guarantees the product.
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